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Three Conservative Growth Industrial Picks: Adminstaff, Carlisle Companies and Illinois Tool Works |
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| Jul 24, 2008 01:01 PM UTC |
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Via Long Investment Ideas from Seeking Alpha:
Earlier this week, I shared the background and overall asset allocation for my recently introduced “Conservative Growth/Balanced Model Portfolio.â€Â You can refer back to the article or visit my website to learn more. As I stated in the previous article, the equity component of the portfolio is overweight relative to the S&P 500 in the Industrial, Consumer Discretionary and Financial Sectors. I previously shared my basis for taking these exposures. Yesterday, I reviewed my selection of an Energy stock, Chevron (CVX) that qualified for inclusion. In this post, I would like to take share my reasons for including three Industrials: Administaff (ASF), Carlisle Companies (CSL), and Illinois Tool Works (ITW). ASF is a member as well of the Top 20 Model Portfolio. It focuses on HR services, providing small businesses with outsourced payroll, health benefits and many other services. Based in the Houston area, the company has significant exposure to Texas, which I think is a good thing these days. Other geographic concentrations are balanced. The company focuses on leading smaller businesses and has little exposure to financial services. The employees of their customers tend to be professional/technical (not labor).Â
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